Kansas HB2423 allows federally licensed drone operators to use drones to locate wounded or deceased deer.
Kansas HB2423 amends state hunting laws to allow hunters who are federally licensed drone operators to use drones to locate wounded or recently deceased deer. The bill excludes drone use for this purpose from the definition of "take" and requires hunters to have the appropriate hunting license and permit, and to have struck a deer with a projectile during open season. Hunters must obtain permission from the landowner before using drones on private property. The bill prohibits using drones to harass wildlife or to pursue animals that have been harassed by drones.
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